Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 31, 1902 · page 7

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1 ‘11‘11 1111110111 want 1.. 11.1.1. cold

for the pleasure of taking My White
Pine Expectant“. lt'a Pleasant. ll:
Cum. Money refunded It not 11111111-u
factory. 25a 5011 anti :1 per bottle.

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aging at,
2011 V'I‘iinihingtor1r St, .Norwalk

an 11111111111

 

 

 

Miss C'ha1lottr.1 'l‘emple is ill at her
home in Ron on street.

Charles II. 1.11111101111- spent yester-
duv in New ‘1’01k on business.

Mrs Henry Seymour left today for
ltidgelioid for a two wecks‘ viuit um-
ong relatives

Thcxc will be a rehearsal as usual
at Christ Church, [Gael Norwalk, this
evening at 8 11.111.

Contractor W. 11‘ White is rushing-
ling the. William [1 llltll house at No 8
Van Zandt. atrcct,

(‘hatliu Lumbcit who has been ill
for several weeks at. his home in l' 1111
street continues about the same.

Howard Sherwood who has been ill
at his home in Van Zandt street has
rccoveted sufficiently to be able to re-
sumo his duties

'l‘own Health Officer William ..I ’l‘ra-
coy has quarantined the home of

George Pinch in Van 2.1111111 1.1111111. on 1

111 count of the illness of his five -year-
old son with scarlet fever.

The registrars, Edward E. Gorham
and Attorney John Keogh. have placed
the revised voting lists in various
stores about il111 place where they can
bc 1onsulted by the. clcctors.

Alon; 1) Wheeler. of Rowan sircct 111-
1111111111 yesterday afternoon from a
abort stay at Fairfleld Beach. He says
that nearly all of the cottages are clnp~
ty and the place looks deserted.

'l‘li£1 Sweet Family will hold 1111 11.11
tertainment under the auspices of the
Ugree Club 111 11111 home of Miss ()rah
Mal King on Friday evening. Novem
her 7. All are inviicd to be present.

Oscar Hodmau will load the .l11n101
Band meeting this evening, which will
be held at 7:30 o’clock at the person
age in Rowan street. All the membcrs
are asked to be present and bring their
friends.

Several of the committees of May-.
flower Hook & Ladder Company 1'11-
portcd at the meeting last. evening on
the concert and ball of last week. All
the returns are not yet in but the mean
here figure that their
be close to $1.51).

Hubert S. Mitchell has returned to
South Norwalk from a several days‘
stay in Washington, 1). 0., where he
went as delegate from Washington
Camp. No. if. P. O. S. of A., to the
national convention.

convention.
John R. li'Hommedlcu, of Daniel
li'Hommedieu's grocery store. met.

with an accident while out on 1111-1 wag-
on. He had stopped at the home of
Jars. Bessie Smith in North Main.
street for an order and returned to the
wagon. jumping in hurriedly. as was
1118 custom. When his foot touched the
stop the horse started suddenly and
throw him back against. 11111 sent. 'i‘his'
was on hinges and‘ovor it went. .lohn‘.
with it. Someom1 grabbed the horse.
but Mr. L'Hommodieu sustaincd a bad
gash in the back of his head. whore It
struck the floor of the wagon.

down YTON.
William Moore is ill at his homc 111
McKinley street.
Dr and Mrs. liackiey of liowayton
avenue, .111'11 eutoi taming friends from
England.

net profits will‘

Mr. Mitchell rc~,
ports a fine time and a most interesting

 

" ocbe
Bola. 98.. in visiting her nieces, M11139“
Mary and Mar'gmet Belleck. Main.

”‘31... and Mrs. William E. Clark und‘
daughter. Min... lrcnc, oI' Stainford'

 
 
 

 

'0. Kcelcr. Sunday.

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tors. Sunday. November
“Small Things," (Malt.
der, Harold Wilmott.
Cheater Johnson, of Brooklyn. was in
Burton Sat. rday. Mr, Johnson has a
position w 111 the
Company. in New I'ork.
du‘l‘he topic for r pworth League. Sun—
November 2 will be: "The Best

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IClllt.“ I Cor 1111.. 28-31: xiii.. 1-13: 1911- ,

Idcr,Mr1‘-1.llurryStrrel i
, Mina ‘Beitha l’ooicy. of Now Y'o1k.<
1111111111 several days last week with bcr 1
1.111.111.1119, M1. and Mrs. John Poolcy. all
Itheir pleasant homo, Manic avenue. I

Miss Grace. Wilmott leavcu soon for ,
a visit with relatives in New \’ork,i
and will also vluit Mius..Noll,ie Cood— ‘
cvc. in Brooklyn. and Miss Rosie M1-- 1
1Galliu11l. in l’ 1ll111111.
| Miss. Mob-111 Walker.
f}lc11brook.hae taken
1 Missouii utz1.1l1oolR11v. 'l‘unie, for-
mcrly 11f Glenbr,ook is pastor of a
11'l1111'1'b Iin the same place.

1\’lrs.l.11ub.'c, (11111111111 who has been
seriously ill from incidental poiuoniug,
.has recovered under Dr. Noxon‘ s cur,c
and left. Monday. for N11wYor,k where i
lshc will spend tilt1 wintcr.

M1'.n111ers.il. W.'l‘o111s and 1la11gb-‘
1151. Miss Clara. of Stamfm'ul Miss1
IW;-1llu1c.of No1';oto11 Mr.a111l Mrs i
Pillois and M1'I.'.Payn11 of Stamford 1
wcrc the guests of Mrs. (hm ice A. )1
llobbic Sunday. l

Miss Clara Bell Waterbury has ai
(oilcction of pic'tums of 111191931 101'
iiaricnitcs. 0111? is a photogmph of
1 Miss Gertrude Gardner. who was grad. ‘
fueled at Syracuse University. in sin-1
dcnt robes and mor'tiu boar;d Misses,
Etbcl Potty. Gnaoc Nichols and Mabel .
iWaik1-1' Victor Ferris and the,1 Misses
\V'aierbury and Will Flemming.

’lhe1 thief who took the. diamond
ring and watch from Richard l..1'on-‘
1111111 residence. in No1oton. procccdcd
to VV 01.1.1101'L where he cug’agcd boatd.
While the family were in 11 parxlm he
entered the room of an invalid lady.
‘and took a watch and chain from tho
.bnrcnu. seeing which she smeamed.
lie very ooollv wont to the parlor door
land informed the family that the lady
up stairs was acting as if she was
crazy. and they had better go and 111111
What was the matter." He then dis- ,
appeared out the from door. '

 

formerly of 1

11 position in"

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1

I —No one would ever be bothered;
with constipation if everyone knew.
how naturally and quickly BurdOck
Blood Bitters regulates the stomach1'
and bowels. 1

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W ES TPOR 7'.

Charles Merritt of New \orlt. ,

in title guest of Mis. Everett, Allen

Judge I) l]. Bradley has been elected
assistant tieasurer of Trinity Cbur1i1.

Thursday November‘21l,tbcgratluai-
. lug. class of Staples High school will
.{glve an cutertainmcnt in Assembly
1 mil .

The Women s [lcueflccni Society of
11111 Cong1egatlonnl Church met Wed
Iicaday afternoon at 11111 residence of
i‘Mra L B. Wakeman
. Quite a party from how attended
1h11 peiformance of "The Power 30- .
‘hind the Thronc.‘ at tbs1 Colonial
11111111111. B1Idgep011 Wednesday night.

'i‘berc has been trouble with the
drain pipe connecting the1 building on
ilhc northest corner of State and
1 Main streets. It was flushed yester-
"1lay and tho dlfll1uliv reiuovcd The
pipe had become stopped up

Residents: in this section are anx-i

 

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Fairbanks Scale 1

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. were the guests of Mr. and Mra. Smith 1

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‘I' T‘HAVEL ABOUT THE COUNTRY
MISSION—A VERY DISTINCT AND DEFINITE ',
I FHEACH LITTLE SERMONS ABOUT

OBJECT

PHYSICAL NESDS.
DIFFERENT To saw

I HAVE somcrumo‘

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SE: 1111:. mo 1 snooto 1.1111: TO HAVE
11' 11111551187930 tuna oon'r 1111111: on
mars AND ADVANCE THEORIL‘S Jusr‘ro 11111111.
msur 7111.11. «nun: sums :vtnv Il‘tlld‘lilk 1'. ,
um‘o our wnju A on or pavsucu. 0113111113.

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WILL 3: Given vou mu

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WRITE FOR IT TO

THE ROMOC REMEDY COMPANY Paovmizuoc. R. l.

0" IO“ 70H [1' AT 1""! STORE OF OUR AGINT

 

 

WESTON
Elmei Hall who has been quite ill
lS impr.oving

Mrs. William 0. Sanford is quit11

‘1laI1gc1'ously ill.

.llrs. Lyman llccrs
Bridgeport friends.

Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Fancbcr have vis-
ilod in N11wC1111uan.

l.. {-l. lodfrcy is suffering from 11
111111111 of broken I'.ibs

Mrs. l). O f‘husc has returned rom
a f1u1lays‘stay in Cannon

.1113. Oliver Why is visiting her
daughtcr. Mrs. l1‘1unk Wheeler, in Scy-
11111111.

(111.111.11 Roberts, of East No1".uaik
has becn a guest at A. B Gilbert's for
a few «luvs.-

A number from (his plucc1 attended
tho missionary rally, in Georgetown.
on ”'Il11111-1dav.

Mrs. ’l‘readWcll of Pittsllcld. Mass.
has been the guest of bin sister Mrs.
H H Nichols.

has visited

.\l'.1 and Mrs Mervin Becker. of‘
ililisdalc. N. l'.. have beaugucsts at
‘11. W Br'adleys.

Contractor P1111 ban is adding the fin

Quite a large number attended u..- . iously awaiting not only thi1 arrival 01",isl1ing touchcs to 11111 now b11111 be has

regular service in the Baptist ChuIch
last night.

There will be a meeting of the Bi-
ble class in 11111 chapel of the M. 1'}.
Church tonight.

Stephen Kelly. who occupicd tbc
Tuthlll place during tho sumuicr, has
returned to Now Yoik.

The hydrant In float of thc
dencc of Royal Mills is leaking badly
and the street is in a bad condition.

Mrs. J. A. Sowarby. of Highland ave

11116. is the gin 1.1 of her son .1... l1
Sowurby, vt’oodu'ard avcnuc. South.
Norwalk.

William Richmond who bar. been
occupying the Samuel Raymond pl111111
‘in Brookside. named by his bro.'tl1111.
Henry Richmond. has moved to the A11
drew Raymond pl111'c,ln Highland 11111
1111111

The usual prayer
were held in the Methodist 11.111.101.111
Church laat evening. Modern. Stiles
and Knapp, of Broad Rlvcr aitcndcd
and a very enjoyable meeting was the
result.

Rev. and Mra. William James. of
Belle island, will lcuve that place Sut-
urday. and return 111 thclr hom11 in
Brooklyn for thc winter. 'i‘hclr
friends hope to wclcome them back
curly 110111 11111111111112

OARIEN A ND NORO TON.

Mrs. Plilola. of Stamford. visited l'ln-
rion. relatives 'l‘uocday.

Mmfllllmer Stevens accidentally cut
off 1101' thumb. this week.

Mra. Rorko and daughter vlnltod
New York and Brooklyn. 11.1111. Week.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred .leilffc and {111111
by leave. in 11. few dawn, for New York.

 

fiarvlcu will be hold at St. Luke's m

 

Church. tomoriow morning. All Saints

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”by.

. William H. Hopkins In 1111111111113
night school at Merrill College. In
Stamford.

 
 

Tho Volunteer Hook and ladder Co.

will hold a regular meeting. 1111111 Mon» Bo

day evening.

Mr. and tire. 811111.11 0 Keefer had
green earn from Mr. Keelcr’a garden.
for dinner October 38.

Mn. 1111111111 113111 11113 Ilium. Min flail?
111111111, 11111 311211111 ‘31 their 111111311. 11m;
Monlnomory, In Wastwrmd.

11111111111111. Mom recently dined
and tb11111 the attain 11d eve-111113.
, unto not Mrs. Julia 131
1h Cl iii-3 Béll Waterbury returner!

. nun-1:131 31.11“!" full: of Kala; any: will;

01111311 11 visit in
in. from 11211 11:11
chairing 111th 11111. .
all 31111311111101 011113 club tyrfl
birthday of Walter ll Baton tonic pile
3 , 1111111111111

 

 
 
 

“W” till!

epic. menu:
1111111111 an

ianthracitc coal but the promised
$11.10 rate, 'f‘hey nocd both badly.
1 Much is read about 110111 in New Y ork.1‘
‘hut this is WcaIpmt. it looks as if
thc. barons wcie really going to flood'
the city 111a1'k1ts and so"1nuzzlc thr-
iprcss‘ 11nd lcnvc the suburbanitcs i0
, shiver and shakc. No one has dlscov- .
lthe Consolidated to speak of. One‘
watcher flgurcs that a thirty ton car'
load passed through here five weeks
I ago. It. in optic cvldcnt that. it puss-.1
1111 through.

I

i WIL TON.

"Il111 11 111mm rcsidcucc at Ridgoly: '
11 aim is helm; mud? 111t111111111 with u
lucw coat of 11111111.

Mrs D.

to Pascale on Friday

l‘hc Reading (‘irclc was entertained:
ion 'l‘hura'day of thin wcck by M111
Mary A. White. of (‘annon‘a

MI'. Ernest [lord and his friend. Mr.
Wilkins. of New Haven. haw1 been 111- '
1111111 curate of Mice ll‘lorcacc Hard.

Mlas Mary Comatock, of North Wil- i
11.11.11.111111 a few days last week. With I
Mia. strong Comutock. of Bl‘.l(llfi)0l‘l 1

A play entitled “The Hacking lice, "
will ho performed in Cannon llull.‘
'I'hlluirlay evening. for the benefit of
tho (lrauxo. 1

llrv. Mr. 11.113011 of Millard. 11nd ‘for-‘I.
mcrly paetor of U111 Congregational:
Church. in this place, ls visiting amour:
his former purluhlonm

The beautiful relinlouu featlvol of
All Salute will be duly celebrated at
81 Matthow'a Church with appropriate
environ and. Hilly Communion at 11 p

 

A library bench. enttrtalnmout will
be given in th Town Hall 11.1.1111”
evening. Nova liar 221111.Mr. How.
111 New Haven. who 111111 favored the
Wilton public nevnral 111111111 Will and
commute the character of "Cancer De

 
 
 
 

M u 11.12.1111'1111111‘111' entertained the
1111111 motto; of the hammer Winn.
Club. at her home '1‘ or 1111111111111.
gouiiut’gtfiieo. Wino 3hr: {gainfully

om av 11 a o 11 my
tire? ilrllt prl r3 mick. venom
waived the 11111201111. Miss Marion Olm-
' 3 third and fourth. while 11111111
1101' cé. ltunl wan awarded the conso-
'Iitlou Drive. ‘Aii organlimt‘loa of. thew
WI 111111.112 reflected With 11 11113111-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A cold 11111111111111 at 111111 wanna
be your ll 11 t to "hang on" three
113 1.11.11.11.11
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Will «amour 1311111111 111; .

bccn building for l) S.l’a11‘sons.

(icorg'o Ferris cut 01111 hand quite
badly. while at work in Brodie)" 1.' mm
facton'. inst wcek. l)r.(lorhan1drc'1v
1d the l11j111111l 11111mb111'.

Al thr llcpublicnn caucus, bold 1111
"lucsday 1-v1niua A. (‘ llru1ll111.u'.1.'
nominitcd I111 111111s11ntuiivc.11111l :11

rcei- ‘ci'cd any antbraciit1 going cast 0V6P1thcii11111111r'ati. 1111111115. 1111 Wedncsday

evening (l A
nomination.
A mootlug was held 1m Monday ('1'
11111113. at the homo of Mrs‘ Ephraim
Hill, for tho purpose of 1'11-01'g11111zlnn
‘1l1c Norflcld Aid ‘lo1ictv M1's.1‘l1arlc.<
Scoflcld was via 111d prcsldcut: Mrs.
l11111ic1l1l1 Banks.vlcc-prcel1h111l' A. f‘.
Ilradloy, scci'ctuiy and Miss A111 11
Fitch. 11911111111112 It was decided to
hold 11‘poun1i" aoclal at the realdcmo

Sturgcs 1'111'1111'111l 1b.

L YON’S PLAINS.

Mina Mlunh1 Lyon is again visiting in
llcthrl.
Mrs. Clinton Patcheon in spending a

, work in 0111111111 Farms.

Mrs. Henry Nichole spent several
dayr in llnitbl this work.

MIHH l'l dd \V’IIIII1 la spending some
tl11111 with fricnda in Rldgcfleld.

Mr». "lbomae ’l‘roadwcll has 11H 11
ghost. M1'11.l1111111111111f Norwalk.

ll‘rank Hawley and family are color-
tulniug their 1111111 from out of town.

llev C. ’l'. (‘3111111rtook dinncron Mon-
day. with Thomas 'l‘roudwoll and fam-
l y

Elllll'l‘ ’l‘ratrdlwcll and fumllv. of
13111th, 111111111 Sunday with rclutivcs
hcrc.

Mrs. Eunice Mcrwln and Mrs. Mary
Banka visited rolatlvea in Valle-y
ii‘orgc. bunt wcrk.

Frank Nlrhobi. while hunting for
mailer game. last week. 1111111 and
(lllcfl a grey fox.

'I‘ho Mntlnoc Wblct Club 11111 for the
first “th tlIla 1191111011. 011 Wednesday
afternoon. with M1111. Barrel].

The Lyons Plain Evening Club held
their first meeting at Mra. George Sher-
wood'a on Thursday evening.

Mrs. James Freeland. of Plttliflcld.
who has 111111111 twa weeks with bar
ulster. left for liomeu’l‘huraday. via.
Danbury, whom alto will remain a
week or more. .
Blaho‘p Brewster 1111111- «,-

 

§ 11.1.1.1.

Church on Tuesday afternoon and con-
firmcd three. He was assisted in the
service by the rector. Rev. C. 'l‘. Cocrr. ‘

1111111 Rev. W. E. ilookcr. of Wilton.

........ M... upw—-

EXCITING CONTEST FOR A PLACE.
William H. Hall Elected Supreme Com-
manner of Shepherds of Bethlehem.
William H. Hall. of‘ (‘111111i1111. N. J
was ycstcrday 11l1-11'111d supremo com-
mander 111' the Shepherds of lictbic-
l111111. aftcr :1 long and 111111111111: contcst
:11 the couvcntion bold in Bridgcporl.
Scroral ballots \vcrc lakcn. aftci‘
which Suprcme Conutndcr Fincs with-
drew. and Mr. Hall was unanimously1
elected. 'l‘bc following officers were
cicctcd withoutopppoaltion:

Suprcmc vice-10111111111111:
Warren. Philadelphia. aid to supreme
commander, John Rl‘t'sc, 'l‘rcnton. No
.l.: supremo. chaplain. Mary
i’i1iladclphia: suprcmc marshal. Char-
les. Carr, Camden, N. .l. 'l‘h11 thm of
tho supreme 511.11'11111r1'llirs.l£va A.I
Wyckoff does not cx‘pirc. until next
roar. Several of the 1nino1 officcrs
will he choecu 11111111

The session of tho 11111111' which was
o‘pcnod ,1'11ster1lay morning was 11111111111
1111 by 3-1:} accredited dclcgatcs. 'l‘hc
111111111111: was .proeldod over 111 Sn-
prcmc Commander ll‘i11ci.'.'lhc rcport
of th11 11111111111111 comnumdcr ahou'cd
that thirti- one lodaca had boon insti-
tulcd during the your. The financial
statement MW? 11111 11111111111.- 11.~1 11331113.
and 1111111111'1-1111111111N $3152.42. ‘

ONAX TRIBE To BE iNSTITUTED.
01111 \V1-111l1 from tonight flrcui 811-1
1'l11'111 Frank W. Silica, of Mci'idcu, as-
sisted by (1111 othcr Izi'cnt oiliccrs of!
lllc 11111111. will 1111111111111 11 now ll‘llll‘ of
1 llcd Mon. to bc known as (1111111 'l‘I'ibc,
,‘iu the lloyul Arcanum llull In 8111111-
lim1l.’l‘he new Iribc will be No.11 '
l Stuart 111111111111. 11 ho has born at work I
lhc past 1111111111 organizing tbc tIlbc. '
. will bc lllf‘i-It‘nl and a largo dclcuation I

'l‘hoinas i

13 03.1.... is spcnding (being Mr}, (sharp-g 5.1030111. on 1111- cvcn- | ftom Uncas and (‘ockcnoc Tilbcs are‘
meeting norvloos week with Wlhou 1ci11tivcs. 1"1111111111113 :1111: ”r Nuvpnflull 13

'1 expcctcd to attoud. 'l‘hc 1i1~11rcc 11111111
‘ of llnclu-I ’l‘rlbc will work tho first and:
it'hlid than can on the now 11'ib'c.'i‘hc
1 vocond (loan on will be obllgut..c1l

VOLCANO AGAIN IN ERUPTION..’

SAN FRANCISCO. 01.1
(111111.,1ia ('Olll-llll 111 San Francisco for}
Bollvl la and tluuicmala 111111 I'occivcd'
from tlu1 fli'l'nldt'm of (luatamala this
cublcgram rclulivc to the eruption of
tho volcano of Santa Maria: “it is
true tho volcano its in eruption. but
without any daugor. 1

 

OUT OF DEATH'G JAWS.

"When death seamed very near from
a severe stomach and liver trouble.
that i had suffered with for yearn,"
writes l’. Muao. l‘lunhum, N. (3., "Dr.
King‘o Now Life i’llla saved my lilo
and gave perfect health " Bolt pills
on 03th and only 251:, at Baxter's
drug stat-3.

ARRIVALS 0F vessel-.3.
12111111111111.1111: October luv—Arriv-
11.11: 8111111111111 Columbia from New York

 

 

BOSTON. October _ mean-rived:
gtcnkmor daxonla. Liverpool via. New
or . .

 

may...

Money certainly dooa talk when it hi
fortunate 31111111111 10 1111 back from the
1111111 trnrkwl'uck. «

‘Wllllc'h mothorwli'a tcrrlble the
way you 1113111311111 ydur shoes. You
new 11111111111111 buyiugrncw once.

"Nev—«You ought to be glad i ain’t

 

 

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11.11.... .33 1111111.. medicine.»

Exchange.

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1 whom. 11111111 claimed.

"‘i’lrsf class"

Cleaver. : '

31 .‘-1—11 lllpci '

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Y. M. C. A. DEBATING CLUB.

 

Second Class Beat the First in Tues-
day Night‘s Discussion.

A dcbaiinr. club is the latest organ-
ization among the young men of the
Y. M. C. A. Several of tho moulbers,
it is claimed, think that they arc a
little hotter than the rcst and take
pleasure in calling themselvcs the
firm-class. while1 they look down upon
the rest 11f the fellows at the Y. M.
C. A. and call thi'm the second class.

\l’cducsday night 11111 wholc matter
was thrashed out among “)9 two
“classes." in an infcrcsting debate. in
which thc “seconds" comc ouI head
and shouldcro abovo their opponcnta,
they made look
At any rate the
boys arc saying no more
about the subjccl.

llk11 thirty 1-111111-1.

 

11111111111

IOUTH NOIWALK. OT.

pun—u

SOLOMON SCAM. Manager

gnu—.-

Gold, Silver, Nickel and 00mm
Plating.

——-—....

Chandeliers. Hand Irons. Fender-
Bird C3133 and all kind: of
Metal Work Repaired
and Refinilhod.

Anrrqufim‘ouzmo
Metal Sign: of every delcriptlon.
Bru- Advertlilng 81:113.
Lug. 0:11:17; Spoclolty.

Daily Freight Line

1 ‘ ‘Im‘.”
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NORWALII IND
SOUTH NORWJLK.

 

 

Stanton l3 and City of
11011111111311: 3w Monk,- Pier 33,
Eur River. 1333111111111 St. 3 p.111.
Nam-11k 3nd 833th Norwalk dun

In; 1111 night.

 

Special Sale

Volunteer Flour

 
 

 

 
 
 

CHOPS l'lLl. KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
form Piece: 113 FINE .111-
COARSE as wanted.

Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOCETH‘ER. '

CHOPS Potatoes. Meat,
Apples. Cabbage. Broadw-
EVERYTHING. 1

m

every day. Call and see it.
For} SALE 111v

Comstock
Watkins
81' low,

, 112 WASHNIGION smear.

SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43-6.

ASSESSOBS’ Nlllllli

We, the undersigned, hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations ii-
liblt‘ to pay taxes in the city of South
Norwaik. that. they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either of
them. on or b111'orc the let any of Nov-
ember. 1902, a which or printed list.
dated. signed. and sworn to. of all me
propcrty owncd by them on the first
day of October. 1902, liable to taxation.
tanking a description of all real estate,
cach parcel [Icing separately. dcscrlb
cd; and when 1'cf111'c111-o can be made
to a map on fllc in tho town clerk's
oilicc. such rcfcrcncc shall be sufficient
description.

N. B.——l.ista may be returned to the
assessors, at the council room. Havi-
land strcol, South Norwalk. from and
including October 14, 11.102. to and in-
cluding No1'c111b11r lat, 1902. said office
to be open from 91:10 to 12 o'clock a.
111., 11nd from 2 to 1'1 o‘clock. I). m..; on
Saturdays from 7 to 9 o'clock in the
evening and on Saturday. November
fat, from 7 to 9 p. m.

Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn. October 8. 19112.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
l’l'INANCIO A. SCOFiELD.

Oct. 81h Nov. 1. Assessors.

 

TOWN
ASSESSIIRS’ Nllllllt

We, Ib11 undersigned. hereby give no-
tion to all persons and corporations lla-
ble to pay 111on In tbc Town of Nor
walk. that. tliny are rcquircd by law to
deliver to the assessors. or either of
them. on or bcforo the flrut day of No.
vember. 11102, a written or printed lam
dated, aigncd and worn to. of all prop
erty owned by them on the first day of

October, 19112, liable to taxation.

N. B.-—l.ieta may be. returned to the
Aacoesora, at. the Aasccaora office.
Town Hall building, Norwnllt. and at
insurance building. South Norwulk.
at tho ofllco of .l.l1.liaw1'o11cc..fro1n

.and lncludlm: (.111lubcr 16111. 1902 to

and including Novcmbcr lat 1902.
offices to be open from ii: iii) to ‘ll.’
o'clock a. 111. and from 2 to 5 o'clock
p. 111., all days of the week (Bundayu
(11111111119111; and on Balurdnye and 1111
Novombor lot, from 7 till 1) o'clock In
the evening.

Dated at Norwalk. Conn. Oct. 'l. 1911.
GEORGE FITCH.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
OSCAR W. RAYMOND.

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10 Pint Avenue. EAST NORWALK
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IF YOU ARE A POOR RISK

do not 11y our Company. If you are in
good health we will give you the low-
est rates and best security.

Connecticut General Life insurance

Company.
Frederick H. Field,
General Agent.
Unéted Bank Building, South Norwalk,

 

 

 

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